Toronto Blue Jays

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Braun, Cabrera say little on latest doping links

Milwaukee Brewers star outfielder Ryan Braun and Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Melky Cabrera are cooperating with a Major League Baseball investigation into a Florida clinic and banned substances.
 

Cabrera working with MLB doping probe

Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Melky Cabrera said Friday that he is cooperating with Major League Baseball's probe into a Miami clinic that allegedly gave players performance-enhancing drugs.
 

Bills ink new five-year deal for games in Toronto

The Buffalo Bills have renewed a five-year deal to play one regular-season National Football League game a season in Toronto from 2013 through 2017, the team announced on Tuesday.
 

Dickey, Braun tabbed for World Classic

Reigning National League Cy Young award-winner R.A. Dickey and former Most Valuable Players Ryan Braun, Jimmy Rollins and Joe Mauer headline the US provisional roster for the World Baseball Classic.
 

Noah Syndergaard Apologizes For Using Anti-Gay Slur

Noah Syndergaard, the recently acquired pitcher for the New York Mets, has apologized for using an anti-gay slur on Twitter. Noah Syndergaard, the recently acquired pitcher for the New York Mets, has apologized for using an anti-gay slur on Twitter. The 20-year-old Syndergaard on December 9 tweeted: ?@Dmarze89 nice crocs fag lol.? The message has since been deleted. ?I had a little mishap on Twitter about a month ago,? Syndergaard told reporters during a conference call to introduce him, ?and it was just brought to my attention this morning.? ?I'd just like to apologize for anything that was said. A buddy and I were having a little conversation. I had a poor attempt at humor and an even worse attempt at using a term I shouldn't have used. I hope I didn't offend anybody. I'm really sorry my first introduction to being a New York Met had to be like this,? he added. Dmarze89 is a protected account under the name Dayton Marze. A picture of a young bearded man dressed in hunting gear graces
 

Mets deal reigning Cy Young winner Dickey

The New York Mets traded R.A. Dickey to the Toronto Blue Jays, just one month after the knuckleballer won Major League Baseball's Cy Young Award as the top pitcher in the National League.
 

Selig approves blockbuster trade

Major League Baseball officially approved a controversial multi-player trade involving Miami and Toronto on Monday that many consider to be a salary dump by the last place Marlins.
 

Red Sox name Farrell as new manager

John Farrell, who guided the Toronto Blue Jays for the past two Major League Baseball seasons, was named the new manager of the Boston Red Sox on Sunday.
 

Blue Jays Escobar banned for gay slur

Major League Baseball slapped Toronto Blue Jays player Yunel Escobar with a three-game ban Tuesday after he appeared in a game with a homophobic slur written in eye black on his face.
 

Yunel Escobar's Anti-Gay Slur On Eye-Black Gets Him 3-Game Suspension

Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Yunel Escobar has been given a 3-game suspension for etching an anti-gay slur on his eye-black. ?Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Yunel Escobar has been given a 3-game suspension for etching an anti-gay slur on his eye-black, a sticker players wear under their eyes to reduce sun glare. In last weekend's game against Boston, Escobar wrote in Spanish ?you are? in his left eye-black and ?fagot? in his right. The 29-year-old Cuban native apologized ?to all those who have been offended,? saying it was meant to be ?just a joke.? ?It was not something I intended to be offensive,? he said in Spanish. ?It was not anything intended to be directed at anyone in particular.? ?I don't have anything against homosexuals,? he said, explaining that the word ?maricon? doesn't ?have the significance to the way it's being interpreted now.? The 3-game suspension will cost Escobar $82,000. The money will be donated to two groups: the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) an
 

Jays' Bautista to have season-ending surgery

Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Jose Bautista will undergo season-ending surgery on his wrist, the Major League Baseball team announced.
 

Adam Scott regroups after British Open meltdown

Adam Scott says while some might be feeling sorry for him after he blew a four-shot lead with four holes to go at the British Open, he is not going to beat himself up over a missed opportunity.
 

Fielder wins All-Star Home Run Derby

Detroit slugger Prince Fielder belted 12 home runs in the final round to win the Home Run Derby, part of the Major League Baseball All-Star festivities.
 

Pitchers Cain, Verlander to start All-Star Game

San Francisco's Matt Cain and Detroit's Justin Verlander were named the starting pitchers on Monday for the 83rd Major League Baseball All-Star Game on Tuesday.
 

Jury finds Clemens not guilty on all charges

Former Major League Baseball star Roger Clemens was acquitted on Monday on charges of perjury, making false statements and obstructing Congress for denying he took performance-enhancing drugs.
 

Jury deliberations continue in Clemens trial

Jurors asked for a master list of the exhibits in the perjury trial of former star baseball pitcher Roger Clemens on Wednesday, then recessed after deliberating for more than three hours.
 

Closing arguments made in Clemens trial

Prosecutors made their final argument against Roger Clemens on Tuesday while lawyers for the former Major League Baseball star attacked the key witness against him in his perjury trial.
 

Prosecutors rest case against star pitcher Clemens

Government prosecutors rested their case against former Major League Baseball star pitcher Roger Clemens in a perjury trial now stretched into its seventh week.
 

Darvish helps Rangers rout Toronto

Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish collected his seventh victory against two defeats in his first Major League Baseball season on Sunday, helping the Texas Rangers rout the Toronto Blue Jays 12-6.
 

NFL OKs more Bills games in Canada

National Football League owners voted on Tuesday to allow a five-year extension of the Buffalo Bills deal to play selected home games in Toronto, Canada.
 

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Toronto Blue Jays
Established 1977
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Retired Numbers42
Colors
  • Blue, Black, Graphite, Silver, White

                        

Name
  • Toronto Blue Jays (1977–present)
Other nicknames
  • The Jays, Blue Birds, The BJ's
Ballpark
Major league titles
World Series titles (2)1992 • 1993
AL Pennants (2)1992 • 1993
East Division titles (5)1985 • 1989 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993
Wild card berths (0)None
Owner(s): Rogers Blue Jays Baseball Partnership, a division of Rogers Communications
Manager: Cito Gaston
General Manager: Alex Anthopoulos
President of Baseball Operations: Paul Beeston